Autism
Autism is a neurological and developmental disorder that affects how people interact with others, communicate, learn, and behave. Although autism can be diagnosed at any age, it is described as a “developmental disorder” because symptoms generally appear in the first 2 years of life.
Symptoms of Autism in young children:
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Not responding to their name:
If you’ve noticed your loved one not responding to their name, it could be a potential sign of various health concerns. Our compassionate team is here to assess and address these issues, providing personalized care to ensure optimal health and happiness. Trust Executive Clinics for attentive and expert healthcare tailored to your needs.
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Avoiding eye contact:
Avoiding eye contact can convey feelings of shyness, discomfort, or a need for privacy. While natural in certain situations, consistent avoidance may hinder effective communication. At Executive Clinics, open communication is key to building trust, so feel free to express your concerns during your visit.
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Not smiling when you smile at them:
Avoiding eye contact can convey feelings of shyness, discomfort, or a need for privacy. While natural in certain situations, consistent avoidance may hinder effective communication. At Executive Clinics, open communication is key to building trust, so feel free to express your concerns during your visit.
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Getting very upset if they do not like a certain taste, smell or sound.
We recognize that some individuals may experience heightened emotional responses to specific tastes, smells, or sounds. Our dedicated team of health professionals is here to address your concerns with empathy and tailor our services to accommodate your unique preferences.
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Repetitive movements, such as flapping their hands, flicking their fingers or rocking their body
Regarding repetitive movements, such as flapping hands, flicking fingers, or rocking the body, we understand the importance of recognizing and addressing these behaviors. Our experienced healthcare professionals are equipped to assess and provide guidance on managing such repetitive movements, ensuring a holistic approach to your overall health and comfort.
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Not talking as much as other children:
If you’ve noticed your child not talking as much as their peers, our experienced medical team is here to support you. Our comprehensive range of health services includes assessments and consultations to address speech and language development concerns. We prioritize the well-being of your child and are committed to providing personalized care to ensure they reach their full potential. Trust Executive Clinics for compassionate and expert healthcare tailored to your family’s needs.